PROMOTING HOUSEHOLD ENERGY ACCESS
DECARBONIZING HOMES PROGRAM
This program seeks to promote energy access with clean cooking and lighting solutions to 1000 low-income households and agro-processing women groups in rural and peri-urban areas in Ghana and Africa.
The sub-program is part of our household energy access program aimed at addressing critical energy access challenges in Ghana and Africa. It is estimated that about 73% of rural households depend on solid fuels, charcoal, and firewood using traditional cookstoves for cooking. This contributes to deforestation, high energy expenditure, and climate change as well as indoor air pollution which according to the World Health Organisation (WHO) contributes to the deaths of about 17000 people in Ghana each year including women and children.
The Decarbonizing Homes Sub-Program seeks to reduce indoor air pollution, takes smoke away from households through the distribution of clean cooking solutions for rural and peri-urban households to help health issues associated with indoor air pollution as well as deaths of women and children in Ghana and Africa.
The program uses innovative business and marketing models to ensure that rural cookstoves users have access to improved cookstoves for cooking.
Please scroll below to read more about activities being implemented for the past 5 years and initiatives that have been put in place to scale up clean cooking and fuels technologies for low-income households in Ghana and Africa
ISEES is still seeking for support to help scale up clean cooking technologies for low-income households.
Please Contact us through email info@iseesghana.org / Telephone/whatsapp 00233-248-737439 for partnership and support in achieving this program objective.
You can also visit our programs and project page to donate to support rural women households have access to clean cooking and lighting technologies to improve their lives.
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Educating women in Ga West, Amasaman on cleancookstoves
EDUCATING WOMEN IN TEMA
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ISEES DEVELOPS SALES OUTLETS TO PROMOTE ACCESS TO CLEAN COOKSTOVES
The Technology Deployment and Marketing Unit of ISEES is promoting access to clean cookstoves through development of sales outlets in the Greater Accra and Ashanti Regions of Ghana in the interim. Market women who have never sold improved cookstoves have been introduced to clean cookstoves and linked to major producers to be able to access […]
ISEES PROMOTES DEPLOYMENT OF PHILIPS FORCED DRAFT CLEAN BIOMASS GASIFIER COOKSTOVES FOR HOUSEHOLDS IN GHANA
ISEES as part of efforts to promote access to clean gasifier cookstoves for improved health, reduced energy expenditure and low emissions is promoting access to clean gasifier cookstoves including the Philips Biomass Cookstoves, Prime Stoves and Elsa Stoves to Bottom of the Pyramid Households and small agro-processing enterprises who could use pellets and residue from their […]
ISEES SCALES UP AWARENESS CREATION CAMPAIGNS ON CLEAN ENERGY AND ENERGY EFFICIENCY TECHNOLOGIES TO WOMEN GROUPS AND ASSOCIATIONS
Access to affordable, efficient and reliable clean energy and energy efficient technologies is a pre-condition to development. To achieve this, the Technology Deployment and Marketing Unit of ISEES is undertaking awareness creation campaigns on clean energy technologies in women groups, churches and associations in the La-Nkwantanan District Assembly to bring clean energy technologies to the […]
ISEES LAUNCHES “ENERGY FOR AGRICULTURE” PROJECT TO PROMOTE PRODUCTIVE USE OF ENERGY IN AGRICULTURE IN GHANA
ISEES has developed its Energy for Agriculture (E4A) program aimed at promoting productive use of energy in agriculture and agro-processing to enhance improved food security in Ghana. The program seeks to access the value chain in the food-waste-energy and environment nexus and the integration of renewable energy solutions towards improving challenges in the nexus. The […]
ISEES TO GENERATE EMPLOYMENT AMONG YOUTH THROUGH ENERGY ENTERPRENEURSHIP TRAINING IN GHANA
ISEES has developed programs to build capacity of youth in Ghana in renewable energy entrepreneurship. The training is aimed at enhancing technical knowledge and skills in solar entrepreneurship, biogas entrepreneurship, clean cookstoves entrepreneurship including business development and marketing skills that will provide youth with the capacity to promote access to renewable energy in Ghana. Trained […]
ISEES TO PROMOTE ACCESS TO GASIFIER STOVES AND IMPROVED BIOMASS FUELS FOR RURAL AND PERI-URBAN HOUSEHOLDS IN GHANA
ISEES through its Technology Transfer and Deployment Center as part of its Bioenergy Access Program is to introduce gasifer stoves and improved biomass fuels to households and small enterprises in Ghana with the view to reduce over-dependence on fuelwood and charcoal and encourage end-users to use agro-waste materials, pellets and briquettes for cooking. Gasifier stoves […]
GALLERY OF COMMUNITY ENGAGEMENTS ON CLEAN COOKING
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